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The last 2 sec expansions weren’t about regional opponents that made sense. It was about TV contracts.
The people at the top havent cared about cfb for along time. Its been a business and nothing else.
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Being honest & my guess many would agree that in good spirit, it’s almost as much fun to watch other teams lose a conference game than your team winning
Good Times for SEC CFB??
Part of football at any level is watching your team and rivals lose. Almost as much to watch teams above you lose to allow your team to move up. Even your conference rivals win in certain games (usually to help your team but just the same).

If you don't watch the sport as a whole then you will be very limited in number of games to watch and really care about.
Gene Chizik was 26-7 through 33 games at Auburn.
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There will never be a Saban Bama in the age of NIL.
This is the whole reason he retired. He knew he had no advantage if everyone could pay too.
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You can tell they feel neglected. There have been a number of cries for attention here today.
The irony of your post.
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Remember when you said Golesh was better than Heupel? We all do
How long have they been at their schools and recruiting?
Yall have your savior. You need to be complaining to the ones making your schedule instead of everyone here.
Be happy with him and stop trying to sell Rant on him.
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SEC teams playing these glorified high schools is just pathetic.
I used to see the point of 1 at the end of the year to take a break and help out small schools with money but 2 or 3 to start the first month of the season makes one more thing about cfb worse.

re: Does Cfb Suck This Year?

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 8:41 pm to
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It seems like we have Alabama, Georgia, and Miami.
Outside of those three, everyone looks terrible.
Check back when Bama plays someone. Right now your entire top 10 existence is hinging on if Missouri is legit or not.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 7:28 pm to
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So does every other OL. Get a great QB, RB, and coach who knows offense and see what happens.
You aren't going to do alot with bad OLine play. They can make them all look bad too.

It's an all around issue and it just makes it all worse. We don't have years of developed OLine with NIL swapping them from system to system and not playing together 2 years in a row.

BB did make bad throws that were on him also and the HC coached them and the RBs are deciding where to run that's open too.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 7:20 pm to
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OL is important but QB and coach are always more important and critical.
Turnovers were unforced - way more damage than an OL could do.
BB definitely made some bad throws and that's on him but there was more times the pocket just gave in or didn't open the holes to run too. It's on both sides.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 7:07 pm to
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OMG it’s the OL. Ok, every team says that. It’s the easy low football IQ excuse. Who put this team together?
If you see the OLine missing assignments and getting knocked back into the QB then it is an issue. The QB and HC are the quick easy blames without looking to see what everyone in the play was seeing and doing.

As for who put this team together then you have to know who all has a say in who we buy. The HC had a short amount of time to recruit than in place coaches.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 6:49 pm to
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We spent the money. We are top 20 NIL. No excuse. It further points to the ineptness of the AD and coach.
We need better talent searchers for the money but who knows who has real say at Auburn.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 6:48 pm to
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If this guy thinks BB was good enough to compete in the SEC, that’s all I need to know.
Its not like we have someone better. We have obvious OLine issues and a shell of a WR Corp. We didn't have alot of QBs begging to come that were good. He may have thought BB would transition well with him.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 6:43 pm to
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I can agree that the talent isn’t there, but we are showing zero improvement.
We have jumped in opponent talent on the season too. I'm not defending him but am waiting to see before clearly saying it's his coaching.

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And what did we buy with NIL?
A bunch of players that wouldn't be 2nd string anywhere in the sec.

re: Fire Golesh - it’s time

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 6:39 pm to
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I say we fire Cohen and Cohen. I don't see anything in Golesh that makes me want him any longer.
Its just as much if not more a talent problem. We have just as many problems on Defense. They are arm tackling in the 1st quarter and 3 missing tackles before someone makes a play.
Florida only was there from a preseason over hyped OM and them from LSU.

re: Vols QB?

Posted by Rabern57 on 10/3/26 at 6:23 pm to
They blamed him for the line not blocking for him and then started running the ball. The backup threw only 10 times for 86 yards.
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This would make sense. Auburn has a history of firing the right man for the job.
He is far from the hot seat. The NIL is still just settling in everywhere and all coaches are adjusting.

His coaching hasn't shown anything is his fault yet.
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They demonstrate every year how you should not run a football program.
They are obviously too hard headed to admit they are making stupid decisions that are causing the issues. They just blame the players and coaches and move to the next year.

How do you fire the big wigs pulling the strings behind the scenes?